Just like the rest of my class i'm sooooooo happy to be on Wiki. Just remember to thank the sun,
it started it all!!!!!! How many ecosystems have you seen in your life? More than you think you
have! Think about all the places you've been, those are ecosystems. This year at the Amigos school
we have been observing the beauty of Massachusetts by visiting ecosystems in the Boston area,
like Deerisland, the Charles River, Back's Nook pond and many others as well. It's great! We
love them!
Black’s Nook pond On one of our field trips we went to a pond, called Black's Nook Pond, near [[Fresh pond|]]
I learned that every organism in a pond is very important down to the smallest organism. If
one thing dies out, the food chain will slowly disappear. Every thing’s important for things
to survive!!!!!!!! It’s amazing!!
Welcome to Pond world
Hello World, don't you love Ecosystems!!! They’re just so cool! Especially ponds, I love
ponds!
One pond I think is especially
awesome is Black's Nook Pond.
Fun fun fun
It is a beautiful sunny area filled with trees, life and ponds!!!!!! Ha Ha!!
The Pond in addition to being beautiful, Is a great place to hang out!! It has a
golf course near by,
and a 2.5 mile path around its fellow pond, Fresh Pond.
Abiotic Description
in the end of September early October we found it to be:
Water: water temperature was similar to the air
but our group was in disagreement about it.
Air:The air temperature was 63º
Land:the land around the pond was cold, filled with trees and beautiful
Climate:sunny but cold. About 63º
we found many interesting abiotic things like:
rocks
fresh water
woodchips
>
* dirt and many more amazing things.
When we visited in October the temperature was 63 degrees. It was sunny
and beautiful
Life
Some of the producers we located were (on land) algae, grass, trees, (in the water )
plankton and oh-so many more!!!
Some of our lovely herbivores were, turtles, water striders and fish (etc.) The
carnivores were formed by leeches, (eew) mayfly
nymphs, fishes, and dansilfly nymphs
the decomposers were made up of fungi and worms and more, it’s great!
I love it
I gave you some examples of producers, herbivores, carnivores, and decomposers. The
herbivores eat the producers. The
carnivores eat the herbivores and the decomposers eat them all. One food chain I liked,
obviously started with the sun using its
energy the plankton, next the fish , following that, the leech, and last, the decomposers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I really like ponds, don’t you?!!
Phoebe, (Below) enjoying looking at the pond organizems under the microscope
Below, a student is happily looking for pond orginizems
to find more wonderful information on Black's Nook Pond visit the wonderful pages: G_girl
it started it all!!!!!! How many ecosystems have you seen in your life? More than you think you
have! Think about all the places you've been, those are ecosystems. This year at the Amigos school
we have been observing the beauty of Massachusetts by visiting ecosystems in the Boston area,
like Deer island, the Charles River, Back's Nook pond and many others as well. It's great! We
love them!
Black’s Nook pond
On one of our field trips we went to a pond, called Black's Nook Pond, near [[Fresh pond|]]
I learned that every organism in a pond is very important down to the smallest organism. If
one thing dies out, the food chain will slowly disappear. Every thing’s important for things
to survive!!!!!!!! It’s amazing!!
Welcome to Pond world
Hello World, don't you love Ecosystems!!! They’re just so cool! Especially ponds, I love
ponds!
One pond I think is especially
awesome is Black's Nook Pond.
Fun fun fun
It is a beautiful sunny area filled with trees, life and ponds!!!!!! Ha Ha!!
The Pond in addition to being beautiful, Is a great place to hang out!! It has a
Abiotic Description
in the end of September early October we found it to be:
Water: water temperature was similar to the air
but our group was in disagreement about it.
Air: The air temperature was 63º
Land: the land around the pond was cold, filled with trees and beautiful
Climate: sunny but cold. About 63º
we found many interesting abiotic things like:
- rocks
- fresh water
- woodchips
>* dirt
and many more amazing things.
When we visited in October the temperature was 63 degrees. It was sunny
and beautiful
Life
Some of the producers we located were (on land) algae, grass, trees, (in the water )
plankton and oh-so many more!!!
Some of our lovely herbivores were, turtles, water striders and fish (etc.) The
carnivores were formed by leeches, (eew) mayfly
nymphs, fishes, and dansilfly nymphs
the decomposers were made up of fungi and worms and more, it’s great!
I love it
I gave you some examples of producers, herbivores, carnivores, and decomposers. The
herbivores eat the producers. The
carnivores eat the herbivores and the decomposers eat them all. One food chain I liked,
obviously started with the sun using its
energy the plankton, next the fish , following that, the leech, and last, the decomposers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I really like ponds, don’t you?!!
Phoebe, (Below) enjoying looking at the pond organizems under the microscope
Below, a student is happily looking for pond orginizems
to find more wonderful information on Black's Nook Pond visit the wonderful pages:
G_girl
Kari95
cman1
Cougargirlohyeah
goaliechick21